ANDREW's definitions

YAS

the overwheleming approval of a proposal or item

IN ENGLISH TURMS "YAS" WAS A SLANG IN OLD TIME USE'D AS YES. NOW WE USE THE WORD 'YAS' FOR A STRONGER TONE OF THE WORD YES!

YAS! I got laid last nite!

by Andrew January 26, 2004

bunt

To feel up a girl when she isn't expecting it. When you bunt you can either "make it to first base" or "strike out".

Tristan bunted cat at the party.

by Andrew February 8, 2004

hutsy

nickname for any person with the surname 'huts'

hutsy was the biggest stoner in his old age

by Andrew January 19, 2004

JERKSTORE

a jerk, a bum, a dick, an unpleasant person

Quit being a jerkstore, you jerkstore

by Andrew September 26, 2003

schootchie

a skank and a hoochie

that hoe is a schootchie

by Andrew February 23, 2005

math rock

A loose grouping of bands into a genre (but not a specific scene) of varying sounds. All share similar, abstract qualities and most find jazz as an influence. The math rock movement mostly occured during the mid to late 1990s. Bands that can be called math rock include June of 44, Rodan, Polvo, and the 1.6 Band.

Shir, that drummer sounds like he only listens to math rock.

by andrew September 24, 2004

fuckdiddly

Extension, inspired by Ned Flanders, of the commonly used word "fuck"
Adds emphasis and humour to an already overused word at the cost of it's sometimes offensive nature.

(It still should be considered unwise to use in front of in-laws, teachers etc.)

Kid A - "You have squashed frog between your toes!"

Kid B - "Fuckdiddly!"

Kid A - "I hear your 'fuckdiddly' and accept its light-hearted application to this frog-related incident"

by Andrew May 24, 2006